The scarce Surrealist tract 'AVIS' denouncing Giorgio de Chirico, his 1928 exhibition in Brussells, his arrogance and his treason.

An excellent copy of the seminal 1942 'Surrealism-in-Exile' exhibition catalogue.

An excellent example of this very scarce English Surrealist tract on Buñuel and Dalì's film 'L'Age d'Or' likely written by Nancy Cunard and Louis Aragon and printed at Cunard's own Hours Press.

The very rare first exhibition catalogue for the Künstlergruppe Brücke illustrated with original woodcuts by Kirchner, Heckel, Pechstein and Schmidt-Rottluff.

The famous Frank Lloyd Wright issue of Wendingen with the original lithographic cover by El Lissitzky.

First edition of MoMA's important Bauhaus monograph, with a delightfully enigmatic inscription by Lazlo Moholy-Nagy, Moholy Nagy's signature, written in black ink to the initial blank, reads: '.

An excellent copy of André du Bouchet's verse collection with Giacometti's signed portrait of the poet as frontispiece.

An excellent example, never folded, of the first issue of the iconic 'kleine dada soirée' poster.

A fine set of the complete series of the Belgian Surrealist review 'Le Ciel Bleu' issued during the closing months of World War II.

A scarce example on Japon Impérial of Blaise Cendrars' 'L'Eubage aux Antipodes de l'Unité' with Joseph Hecht's plates on three different paper stocks.

Original edition of this rare and celebrated number of 'Dada' magazine, the last Issue of Dada to be published in Zurich.

Hannah Höch's copy of her dada colleague Kurt Schwitters' collection of typographic sound poems.

The commemorative album published on the twentieth-fifth anniversary of the Wiener Werkstätte.

Wols' 'exemplaire de compagnon' of Iliazd's typographic masterpiece of visual, phonetic and sound poetry, a beautiful anthological work of the poetic avant-garde.

The first edition of Iliazd's poem 'Pis'mo' (The Letter) inspired by the poet's meeting with fellow emigré Princess Olga Djordjadze in Cannes in 1946.

A charming double collaboration between artist and poet, printed on the poet's own press, with each providing a poem and an illustration.

The nominatif copy printed for Dominique Corticchiato - the son of publisher José Corti - with the additional suite of lithographs by Valentine Hugo.

The complete series of the scarce literary and artistic review 'Action' with a focus on Individual Anarchism, Cubism, poetry and art.

Complete set of this exile revue published in Brooklyn by Yvan Goll, bringing together the work of the exiled French Surrealists with that of American Surrealists and sympathisers.